Ab-e-Hyat, Water of Life, supposed to give eternal youth. 
     Abhava, negation or non-being of individual objects; the
substance, the abstract objectivity. 
     Adam Kadmon, the bi-sexual Sephira of the Kabalists. 
     Adept, one who, through the development of his spirit, has
attained to transcendental knowledge and powers. 
     Adhibhautika, arising from external objects. 
     Adhidaivika, arising from the gods, or accidents. 
     Adhikamasansas, extra months. 
     Adhishthanum, basis a principle in which some other
principle inheres. 
     Adhyatmika, arising out of the inner-self. 
     Advaiti, a follower of the school of Philosophy established
by Sankaracharya. 
     Ahankara, personality; egoism; self identity; the fifth
principle. 
     Ahriman, the Evil Principle of the Universe; so called by
the Zoroastrians. 
     Ahum, the first three principles of septenary human
constitution; the gross living body of man according to the Avesta. 
     A’kasa, the subtle supersensuous matter which pervades all
space. 
     Amulam Mulam (lit. “the rootless root"); Prakriti; the
material of the universe. 
     Anahatachakram, the heart, the seat of life. 
     A’nanda, bliss. 
     A’nanda-maya-kosha, the blissful; the fifth sheath of the
soul in the Vedantic system; the sixth principle. 
     Anastasis, the continued existence of the soul. 
     Anima Mundi, the soul of the world. 
     Annamaya Kosha, the gross body; the first sheath of the
divine monad (Vedantic). 
     Antahkarana, the internal instrument, the soul, formed by
the thinking principle and egoism. 
     Anumiti, inference. 
     Aparoksha, direct perception. 
     Apavarya, emancipation from repeated births. 
     Apporrheta, secret discourses in Egyptian and Grecian
mysteries. 
     Arahats (lit."the worthy ones"), the initiated holy men of
the Buddhist and Jain faiths. 
     Aranyakas, holy sages dwelling in forests. 
     Ardhanariswara, (lit. “the bisexual Lord"); the unpolarized
state of cosmic energy; the bi-sexual Sephira, Adam Kadmon. 
     Arka, sun. 
     Aryavarta, the ancient name of Northern India where the
Brahmanical invaders first settled. 
     A’sana, the third stage of Hatha Yoga; the posture for
meditation. 
     Asat, the unreal, Prakriti. 
     A’shab and Laughan, ceremonies for casting out evil spirits,
so called among the Kolarian tribes. 
     Ashta Siddhis, the eight consummations of Hatha Yoga. 
     Asoka (King), a celebrated conqueror, monarch of a large
portion of India, who is called “the Constantine of Buddhism,” temp. circa 250 B.C. 
     Astral Light, subtle form of existence forming the basis of
our material universe. 
     Asuramaya, an Atlantean astronomer, well known in Sanskrit
writings.